Good Practice Guide for Housing Services
Respond, an Approved Housing Body (AHB) in Ireland, commissioned Just Economics to undertake 2-year evaluation of its non-housing services and develop a good practice guide for social landlords.
Guidance, training and facilitation
Our staff have authored toolkits and guidance for leading NGO and public bodies.
We are also highly experienced in providing training, public speaking and facilitation services. These can range from one-off introductions to a topic such as SROI to more intensive training in a specific methodology or framework.
“Just Economics have brought rigour, expertise, intellect and crucially challenge to this process, accompanied by a passion for ‘getting under the bonnet’ of our organisation to truly understand the very particular opportunities our services deliver to the individuals, families and communities we serve. It is not enough to just believe we deliver good services, we want to truly understand and evidence how we can have an impact and implement a continuous learning loop that allows us to continually monitor, adapt and improve them into the future.”
Respond Foreword to the Housing Best Practice Guide
Core concepts in blended finance
Commissioned by the OECD, this paper presents findings from research on how blended finance actors use and define different key concepts, and what implications these understandings have for evaluators.
Principles of socially-responsible investment
How can investors be encouraged to consider more than purely commercial and short-term gains? Various sets of investment principles have emerged in recent years to guide socially responsible investment.
Digital Inclusion Evaluation Toolkit
Developed for the Government Digital Service, this toolkit by Just Economics supports NGOs working on digital inclusion to carry out impact evaluations.
